A couple of winners here. Most of the rest are only incremental improvements.
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Category - New Covers For Old
There are one or two clear improvements, but most of the new covers are simple flailing by people who don’t understand what was wrong with the old cover.
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There are at least a couple of winners in here. That’s good, right? Right?
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There are a couple of real winners here… and at least one sucker-punch.
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Some of these, you just want to applaud. Not many, but some.
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  Updated Cover |
Lotta flailing going on here, with designers changing everything except the real problem.
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  Updated Cover (with a new byline) |
  Updated Cover (with a new title) |
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In today’s installment, most improvements are incremental at best.
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It’s that time once again! Thirty days of revisiting covers of the past to see if they’ve been upgraded!
You remember how this works: Grab the handle on the right side of the cover and drag it left to see the updated version.
Enjoy!
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